Cave Discovery in Philippines Reveals Unknown Human Ancestor
New human species, Homo luzonensis, discovered in Luzon, Philippines, challenges traditional views on human evolution.
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New human species, Homo luzonensis, discovered in Luzon, Philippines, challenges traditional views on human evolution.
Ancient Kabayan "fire" mummies in Luzon, Philippines, face risk from environmental changes. Researchers use modern technology to study and preserve ...
via World Archaeology, 04 October 2022: A paper by Hung et al. reveals the presence of pre-Austronesian populations in Taiwan, ...
via GMA News Online, 27 July 2022: Northern Luzon was hit by a magnitude 7 earthquake on Wednesday. As casualty ...
via Antiquity, 01 June 2022: A paper by Hung et al. looking at the interactions between indigenous hunter-gatherers and immigrant ...
via L'Anthropologie, 26 January 2022: Ingicco at al. review the recent finds of Pleistocene stone tools in Java, Luzon and ...
via Nature Scientific Reports, 06 July 2020: For those interested in taphonomy, a closer look at the context from the ...
A Philippine archaeologist suggests that archaeology has the potential to confirm events in Ibaloi oral history. One such event includes ...
The news of an unusual hominid foot bone was first announced at the IPPA Congress last year, raising the possibility ...
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